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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
7
Hayward faces a clash over its airport. Residents weigh subsidies versus asset value and potential tax revenue from unused land. A city master plan and a dubious yet ambitious development proposal raise questions about lease terms, corporate identity, profits, and preserving a public park or golf course.
A reader defends a widely known columnist who specializes in light humor. The piece argues he wisely avoids pretentious seriousness, citing his keen eye for foibles and deft language. Critics note many pundits overreach, while this writer remains craftsmanlike and enjoyable.
A sweeping critique of nuclear stockpiling argues the United States relied too heavily on overkill tactics after World War II. The piece cites bomb yields, urban targets, and the need for overwhelming capacity while questioning storage and procurement excesses, noting investigations by Sen. Stuart Symington and calls for accountability.
Former President Eisenhower writes in the Saturday Evening Post arguing against the current fiscal policy, calling it spending for spending's sake. He warns of a massive deficit, debt to future generations, and potential dollar depreciation, urging adherence to time-tested economic rules.
The piece by Max Vreedman notes Justice Douglas and Robert Humphrey as vocal dissenters and contrasts their public sparring with the restraint of the Supreme Court. It recalls earlier Franco-American tensions sparked by cryptic letters and mocks the idea of psychoanalysis for political critics.
A reader defends liberal Democratic values and topples labels in a long letter. He criticizes radical right and ultraconservative groups, distinguishes socialism from communism, and emphasizes faith in democracy and Americans governing themselves. The writer notes prior service in the military and current work on the Polaris missile program with a security clearance.
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